
8 Days Lemosho route | Climb Kilimanjaro
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The Lemosho Route starts off on the western flank of Kilimanjaro, offering spectacular views of Mt Meru and the plains of Kenya’s Amboseli National Park. Your first day takes you through a dense rainforest, that gradually thins out with each upward step and by day two you can already see the summit of Kilimanjaro, glistening in the distance.
On the third day, the route joins the Machame Route and a long, but rewarding, road lies ahead until you reach the summit. The extra day on this 8 day trek gives you the opportunity to better acclimatise, thus increasing your chances of reaching the top.
Lemosho route 8 Days
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Day 0; Kilimanjaro Airport – Arusha
- Day 1; Arusha – Starting Point Lemosho (2,385m) – Big Tree Camp (2,780m)
- Day 2; Big Tree Camp (2,780m) – Shira Camp 1 (3,500m)
- Day 3; Shira Camp 1 (3,500m) – Shira Camp 2 (3,900m)
- Day 4; Shira Camp 2 (3,900m) – Lava Tower (4,640m) – Barranco Camp (3,960m)
- Day 5; Barranco Camp (3,960m) – Karanga Camp (4,035m)
- Day 6; Karanga Camp (4,035m) – Barafu Camp (4,640m)
- Day 7; Barafu Camp (4,640m) – Uhuru Peak (5,895m) – Mweka Camp (3,080m)
- Day 8; Mweka Camp (3,080m) – Mweka Gate (1,630m) – Arusha
Top 5 Things to Prepare for Kilimanjaro:
Your trek may be right around the corner or months down the line, but it’s never too early to start getting ready. We could give tips on everything from which boots to buy to which songs to download (hey, it matters!), but no matter what, we’d tell all our guests to make sure they’ve done the following before boarding the plane to Tanzania:
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1. Wear Your Hiking Boots as Much as Possible
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2. With All of Your Gear On you backpack and try everything.
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3. Hike Up AND Down…
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4. Practice the Rest Step
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5. Sleep Outside in a Tent
Top 10 Things to Consider before Kilimanjaro Climb:
- 1. Climb during the dry season.
- 2. Book a local tour company.
- 3. Choose your route carefully.
- 4. Budget plenty of money.
- 5. Tip the porters.
- 6. Pay for the optional bathroom tent.
- 7. Gather your gear.
- 8. Bring meds.
- 9. Take time to acclimatize.
- 10. Respect the mountain.
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